Need help with Mazda EFI.
Joe Aubertin
ja95ad at badger.ac.BrockU.CA
Sat Nov 9 23:54:37 GMT 1996
At 07:06 PM 11/7/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Fouled/flooded plugs may not fire a timing light.
>Either change them or try setting a plug(still connected) on the engine and
>watch for spark.
>
>
>>Yeah, I strapped the timing light onto each of the three coils to check for
>>spark and didn't get any on any of the coils. All of the switching
>>transistors for firing the injectors are run by T304 on the board (that
>>Toshiba Japan IC I asked about), and I checked the transistors last night
>>(sort of) and it appears that they are ok. That pretty much only leaves the
>>IC that drives them.
I had a similar problem on my 88 Mustang GT. I have Accel 8.8 Spiral Race
Wires (junk very high resistance and will be replaced in the spring)
My timing light did not work and i borrowed a wire off a buddy's Chev 305,
and voila, timing light worked perfectly. I thought it was the light, so i
bought another one...same prob, now i have 2 good lights, and still bad wires.
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Joe Aubertin 1988 Ford Mustang GT ... no time slips...YET!
Ontario TFS TW heads, GT40 intake, E303, 24 lb inj.,
Canada Scorpian 1.60 Roller Rockers, Pro-M Bullet,
Brock University Dynomax 2.5" catback sys (LX style under GT
Comp Sci major skirt), Autometer Tach #3905, water temp,
oil & fuel press., TCI Rattler balancer,
190 lph fuel pump, K&N air filter, MSD 6AL,
Hurst Competition + shifter, 65mm T-Body
Center Force DF Clutch & LOTS more to come
**Thanks to all subscribers of 5.0 ML, and Fordnatics for your help and
generosity...w/o you guys i'd still be stock**
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